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CHICAGO. Oct. 2o-The Drovers Journal re-
catReosp coo hnnn saSo
$2.6o05; stockers and feeders, $1.75a3. 10; cows
bulls and mixed So@2 ~ 20 Of Ts1 as Cattle $3.50
Hogs,Reoeipts rs 600; shipments. 900: Mar
l hs stead 81 5i ae as 81 a5. s.
Sheep-Receipts. 5000: shipments, 1900. Mar
kst dull; s common N zoe lower natives, $2.7504;
Western, $303.5O; Texans. $3.50 $3.50; lambs 81
as 20.
NEW YORK, Oct. 2O-Beeves-Receipts, SO
carloads for an exporter carloads TO, slauShterers
beeves. Dressed beef dull 506c per 10 for Texas
and Colorado sides and e@ss for n aao sides
extremely dull and prices were weak; sheep sold
at 81 80 at1o Per 100 lS. With n few extras at
steady at 1890 per 10
s sas q 200 Market oo dull ba and lover
loads of Western hogs sold at S.. o5 $3.50.
ST. LOUIS Oct. .-Cattle--Recepts. 2.O6O;
shipments l. $50 Market slow. Choice heavy natives
steers. 81 TO- fair to good natives So so 25
butchers steers medium to prime S.. O003.7O;
Hogs-Receipts, 3'43O; shipments. 3,11O. Market
active and d 1Oc HIGHER. Choice heavy and butch
ers selections, io ao 20 passing and torkers
Sheep-Receipts, 1000: shipments. 1920. Mar
ket steady; fair to fancy, So 10 042O; lambs $50
046O
KANSAS CITY, Oct. oo-The Live Stock Indi-
SOS Grass.range and corn-fed beeves steady; feed
ers active offerings generally poor quality. Quota
tons UNCHANGED at Wednesday prlces
active strong and shade higher. Good to choice
81 80 As; to medium, $4,000 80;
skips and pigs. 81 so 03. 90.
Sheep-Receipts. 247 shipments, 945. Quiet and
unchanged.
EAST LIBERTY. Pa. Oct. 2O-Cattle-R Receipts
323 shipments, 572 Market dull at yesterdays
prices
Hogs-Receipts 5.4oo shipments. 5000. Mar
ket slow. Philadelphia. S4.75 100 most sales
at So rs 4.sO: best Workers, 81. So 046O; common
to fair. 81 25D450.
Race z avts 500 Marka f
very dull shade off from yesterdays prices.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 20.-Beef cattle-Market slow;
tops unchanged other grades lsc lower Best beeves
81 O0D45O; first quality. SO 90 rs: medium,
S2.5O0275: ordinary. $2.OO02.25 Most of the
sales from 81 so to $500. Receipts, 1885
head: sales. l 3O2 head.
The receipts of sheep and lambs were 4 O21 head
Quotations. Sheep 81. % I'd. %; lambs. S3 500 SO.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 2O.-Hogs quiet; common.
$3.4O D4OO good to extra light $4 OO04 so:
packing, S4.150445: butchers $44504.6O.
Receipts 2, $50: shipments 500.
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NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.

Yesterdays Quotations Produce at the
Two Great Commercial Centers.
NEW YORK, Oct. O-Flour-Receipts, a.
B61 packages; exports, s. 1873 bris, 81. $40 sacks;
quite firm with active business reported.
Sales. 3O.200 brls.
Wheat-Receipts 248. 100 bu; exports, As. $50
bu; sales. 5.952, 600 Du futures and 298, 900 bu
spot; options fairly active and irregular but
generally featureless. Opened a shade higher.
ater weakened and declined !0sc, closing firm
with a slight recovery. Spot lots a &c higher,
with a moderate stir to trading. mainly for
home use: No 2 Chicago, SAC delivered;
graded red, so DSS4c; No. red, S34c elevator,
B2lc store, S43 a s3a delivered as to quality; No.
] red nominal. SSkc: No. ] white. 87a q S8c TO
rive delivered: No red October. nominal. S2kc;
November. S2S S3c. closing at S24c; December,
S3s a 81 l.l6c, closing at 633c; January, S4s %
81 l5-l6c, closing at SAGE: February. $50 0S5tc.
closing at s5sc; May. SSs a soc. closing at SSsc;
June, 80 a s9sc, closing at S9c; December t1sSS).
nominal at 93sc.
Corn-Raceipts, 20, $50 bu; exports, 8. 901 bu;
sales, CSC 0O0 on futures aud 100000 bu spot:
moderately active; ungraded. 524 0523c; steamer
f. and l.. 5o9c; No. 2, 52tc store. 52s 53tc de-
tober, 52c, closing at 52c; November. 5ls 052tc
closing at SEE; December, 81 052sc, closing at
52Ac: January, Oh 52c, closing Rt 5lsc; May,
52a u 53kc, closing at 53c.
Oats-Receipts. 1880 bu exports. 1850 bu;
sales. $50 900 bu futures; $4,000 bn spot;
active and 4e4c higher mixed Western.
81 n 34c; white Western, 80 040c.
Hay firm ana fairly active; shipping, 90 q 65c.
Hons quiet and firmly held.
Coffee-Spot fair Rio firm at l9ic; options
higher and fairly active: sales 115250 bags;
October. IL. 10c; November. 10 SOC; December.
l7l00l7 4Oc; January, IT. 10 ~ Soc: February.
Iz100I7 30c; March. 1905 % H. 25c; April, IL. 90
0l725c; Nav, 10 90 a IT, 30c; June. JIG SIS IL 05c;
july l6 70 a H. l0c August. l6 500 l6. Coo: Sep
TENDER. l6 40 a l6 45c: t1SSS)-October, 16. p a
10 30c; November i6 25c; December, 16. 20 d
16. 30c. Sugars strong and more active; extra
Manila 4sc: centrifugal. sac: refined active and
Arm; @. 5d54c extra G, 81 15lc; white extra
q. 5i153c; yellow. Al q &c: off A. SIC; mold A.
SIC: Standard A. Gle; confectionery A. CSC; cut
loaf and crushed, 7c powdered. g a &c, eranu-
lated. 62c cubes, &c. Molasses steady; Porte
Rico. 90 a 24c. Rice firm.
TalIow active and firm at 4ic. Rosin steady and
quiet
ages; Western. 1202lc.
Pork generally steady; trade light; sales. 200
prls mesa Cut meats dull and weak. Lard
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MONEY, BONDS AND STOCKS.

Increased Activity i'm New York, Accompan-
led by Higher Prices for Almost Everything.
NEW YORK, Oct 20.-Money on call was
easy at to Al per cent, the last loan being
made at 81 per cent. closing offered at 81.
Prime mercantile paper. 60S per cent.
Sterling exchange was dull but steady at
a. 81 for sixty day bills and "a. So for demand.
The total sales of stocks to-day were 1896 9s7
shares, including the following: Canada South
eru, 4. 525; Delaware. Lackawanna 81 Western,
IT, 0oO: Erie $780, Lake Shore, II, 4l0; Louisville
81 Nashville, s.725; Missouri Pacific, 20,l70;
Northwestern, 49, 7S5; New Jersey Central. g.
300; Northern Pacific. preferred. 90 $50; Oregon
Trauscon tinental. 1860; Reading. $1,000; St
Paul, So All Union Pacific, l5.4l0; Western
Union, 1880
The etock market to-day was active and
strong all the way out, the net result of the
trading being that decided and uniform advances
were recorded over the entire list The I'M
provement in the confident feeling was very pro-
nounced, and many of the room traders VINO
have been acting with the bears" to-day
changed sides, which was OF material influence
In the Improvement The Gould stocks we're
the leaders of the rise in the forenoon, and were
soon joined by the Northern Pacifics and the
Oregon stocks on the negotiations now IN prog
ress to adjust the difficulties among those
roads. AS the day advanced, the buying became
Of "A better character and spread to all the prom
Jersey Central and Northwestern coming TO the
front the Shorts" did more covering than any
day this week, and new buyers came
in with more confidence late in the day. which
became very noticeable in the amount
of business done well as in the strength dis
played The opening was quiet and steady. and
the list began to advance, though little
progress made until after the first hour.
Manhattan, however. shot up quickly. gaining
81 per cent. marked increase IN activity oc-
CURED after II o'clock. and the leading stocks
began to rise most rapidly. The gain was not
for almost everything were made The close. how
ever was active and strong at the highest prices
reached with but few exceptions Everything
gon Navigation is up Al: Manhattan, a.
Northern Pacific preferred, 81: Union Pacific.
81; Missouri Pacific, 2s Jersey Central. %;
Nsrth western, 2; Lackawana, Northern Pacific
preferred, Oregon & rranscontnental and st.
Paul II: Western Union. II; Louisville. e.
Nashville and New England. Il.
than usual of late: sales, 81, 021, 000 Most bonds
are higher Hooking Valley consols rose 2. to
6s; Houston e. Texas general receipts, 4. to 60;
Louisville & Nashville, E., II. 81 N. division. 2,
10 lis: Oregon Improvement firsts. 81. to "a;
Texas Pacific Rio receipts. %, to g. and Mobile
81 Ohio first debentures 81. to a. ST. Paul, H.
81 D. division sevens, lost %. at 120; Intsrna-
tlonal seconds. 3, at 81, and Great Western
seconds, 2, at 81.
Government bonds were dull and firm to
strong.
State bonds dull and steady. Closing
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The WesterR Rural gives the following
method for making green cheese:
Take two handfuls of sage, one of marigold
leaves and little parsley. Bruise well and
steep in sufficient quantity of milk. Strain
the greensh milk from the mass on the follow
ing morning and mix with one-thrd the quantity
to be run. This mixture and the rest of the
milk are then run separately and the two curds
kept distinct till they ready for waiting.
Cut the green curd into regular shapes and set
the bottom and sides of the vat with these frag-
ments, interpreting the different curds to suit
the taste. Or the curds may be interminged in
any way that the taste may suggest. The re-
mainder of the process does not differ from Or
binary cheese. king.
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INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS.
Aside from the Grain Markets, Conditions of
Business Favorable Could Be Desired.

Aside from the Grain Markets, Conditions of
Business Favorable as Could Be Desired.
INDIANAPoLIs Oct. 20.
The only lame place in the business situation
is the dullness Of the grain markets and the low
range OF prices which accompanies this dullness
The statistical position of wheat is favorable,
it is surprising the market is not active and
frmer At latest dates supplies were about o.
600, 900 bushels smaller than last year, and the
quantity ahoat some 6, 900, 900 bushels less. The
turning point has not yet been reached, and 1t
is difficult matter to determine when it will
come, but there is certainly apparent reason
for the state Of depression and unproftableness
that the leading markets are in. The London
correspondent of the New York Financial
Chronicle says 'The wheat trade appears to
have entered upon rather better phase There
cannot be said to have been any increase in bus
ines. but a stop has been placed upon fore ed
sales, and In the transactions completed the ad-
vantage has rested rather with the seller. Prices
still remain very low. Staple groceries main
tain their strong tone and prices are likely TO
advance to drop Especialy is this true Of
coffees aud sugars. Mackerel. ETC.. are on the
upward move on reports OF a very light supply.
In the produce markets there is good deal of
activity. The butter market IS easy at
changed prices; cheese firm, with the summer
stock well cleared out, only September make
being on the market. Poultry is firmer in tone
in light request and stocks at the commission
houses are accommodating. aud they ought to-
Chicago draws its supplies from the same points
that Indianapolis does, yet they selling pota-
toes at the commission houses at So to 60 cents
for fine stock. while our commission men want
80 cents to 81 per bushel Eggs in good de-
mand If fresh stock. Cranberries in large sup
ply. Really choice stock is held back to get rid
of inferior berries. Grapes plenty and cheap,
with a good deal of poor stock on the market
Tomatoes about off the market. Cabbage
still in light supply. and selling at high figures.
New turnips becoming more plenty and
prices are rumbling. Onions scarce aud
high. Green apples in large supply and
prices easy, really choice fruit selling at So %
per barrel
The local wheat market continues strong in
tone on light receipts. Little said about futures
Corn rules dull and prices weaker. Even for
spot stuff there is little inquiry, aud futures
without friends. Markets at other points quiet
and an easy tone to prices prevailing Oats
also On liberal receipts, show signs Of weakness.
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National Stockman: There probably few
who have fed sheep for fifteen twenty
years who say that they found them in
every profitable; and yet more men could
probably say this of sheep than could say it of
either hogs or cattle. Fat sheep never advance
to the extreme values occasionally reached by
other fat stock but at the same time they are
less apt to go to extreme the other way. In
fact taking a term of years together, other
stock shows as great uniformity in its quota
tons. The man who commands the feeces and
and the carcasses of nice bunch OF wethers
every year finds sheep-feeding profitable.
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Cash quotatIons were as foIIoWs: FIour
firm and demand improving. No. 2 spring
wheat. 70ac; No 3 spring, Csc; No. red. 72c.
No. corn, 4Osc. No. oats. 25ac; No. rye.
SOC; No. 2 barley. 68 69c; No. ! faxseed,
pork, per Dbl, $I3. 90 13 %; lard, per pound.
6.25c: short-rib sides. noosel. 700c; drysalted
shoulders tboxed,) 54005. SOC short-clear sides
(boxed) T. 35 q 7.4Oc: whisky. distilIers finished
goods per gal. 81. 10. Sugars, cutloaf. 7c granu-
lated, &c; standard A, 6sc.
On the Produce Exchange, to-day, the butter
market was steady for fine stock; , slew o for
Eggs III 0l7ac for fresh
Recelpts-Flour 3d. 900 brls; wheat, 10000
ba; corn, 26O, 900 bu; OATS 226 900 bu rye 4, 900
bu barley, So. 900 bu. Shipments-Flour. 16, 600
brls wheat, 1000 bu corn, u. 600 bu; oats 1885,
900 bu; rye. 1000 bu; barley. 40. 900 bu.
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1.65 ~ bu; Southern grown nniilet. zoe y bu: COM
mon miet 75c ~ br: Haxsesd selected. ST.. 1OD1.40
y bu seed rye 65c ~ bu: old popcorn Ease " ID;
new popcorn. 60 070c y bu hsmp, 3A9c; canary.
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again an exhausting demand developed made up of
covering and investing orders and recovery followed
that put rates Gas points up this and next
month and about points above last evenings. and
made pretty steady showing until just at the close
when a small fraction raided off.
NEW ORLEANS. Oct 20.--Cotton firm; mid
ding 9 1-l6c low middling, 8 1l-16c; good ord-
cepts, S31 bales; exports coastwse. 3. 1877 bales;
to the continent. 4.417 bales; sales, 6. $50 bales
stock, 16O, 996 bales.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, Oct 2O.-There quiet demand
for moderate quantities of seasonable speealtes with
the locating of orders for spring fairly good in
directions. The Journal of Commerce will announce
tomorrow that during the second week in January
there will be perem ptory ion sale for of
the Berkeley Co.. which will comprise two thousand
cases India and Victoria lawns and include all the
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of Marion county, Indiana. for the twenytour hours
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James r. Lambert jr.. to VIM. H. Traub,
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Thirza F. Rhoads to Thirza B. Vein
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Ballows addition to Bridgeport SooOo
Florence Casey to Edward Brady, lot IL
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Cattle Slow, with No Material Change In
Prices-Hogs Active and Shade Higher.
INDIANAPOLIS. Oct. 20.
CATTLE Receipts, 90; shipments. 200. The
local supply was light; market slow at no ma
terial change in prices; about all decent grades
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Metals.

NEW YORK, Oct 2O-Copper steady and quiet;
lake, 1890. Lead quiet domestic, A. lie. Tin firm.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 2O.-Lead dull and lower at 3. csc
for refined.
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For sweet picked apples take one teacup of
vinegar and two of sugar, and make strip of
them, adding cinnamon and cloves. Pare and
sweet apples drop Thorn in the strip and
let them cook until tender, not soft Put in a
jar and pour the strip over them. They are
ready to eat cold and will keep any
length of time. Tie the spices in little bag, es-
pecially If ground, and cook it that way.
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Cotton.

LIVERPOOL, Oct 20.-Cotton firm and higher;
rniddng uplands 514 middling Orleans. SGD; sales
IA 600 bales including 200 bales for speculation
and export. and 9 700 bales American.
NETWORK, Oct 20.-C. l.. Green g. Co.'S report
on cotton futures says Cotton options retained
about the general feature and another addition
was mAde in values. Early in the day matters looked
. little tame and moderate shading occurred, but
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Wool.
LIVE STOCK.

ST. LOUIS. Oct. 20-Wooi steady and unchanged
tubwashed, choice 36037c; fair, "a 035c; low, 80
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CONDITION OF THE MARKETS
The Wheat Pit in Possession of Scalp
ers, the Closing Showing Weakness.

Corn Quiet Under Moderate Business-0ats
in Good Demand and Stronger-ProvisiOns
Recover from Wednesdays Dizziness.
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